An Essay on Crimes and Punishments

The book presents a classic exploration of criminal justice and punishment, originally published in 1775. It delves into the philosophical and practical implications of crime, advocating for reform in penal practices. The text reflects Enlightenment ideals, emphasizing rational thought and humane treatment of offenders, making it a significant contribution to legal theory and moral philosophy. This reprint preserves the integrity of the original edition, offering readers a glimpse into historical perspectives on justice.